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Of the permitted items that you can carry and go through the "green corridor", there is a "television receiver" on the list. Do you mean TV?
Of the permitted items that you can carry and go through the "green corridor", there is a "television receiver" on the list. Do you mean TV?
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))) each new question reinforces vague doubts that you are not carrying all this equipment for personal needs.
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answered 8 years ago
Yes, absolutely everything can be imported!
vallos, do not read outdated information, otherwise you will know more customs officers :)
Just don't bring too many cigarettes and medicines - these are the most popular for resale in Israel. And, of course, no weapons and drugs - this will not only be taken away, but also punished!
vallos, do not read outdated information, otherwise you will know more customs officers :)
Just don't bring too many cigarettes and medicines - these are the most popular for resale in Israel. And, of course, no weapons and drugs - this will not only be taken away, but also punished!
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answered 8 years ago
Yes, you call the customs office of the airport and find out everything for sure. You have a lot of questions on this topic, but there are not great experts here, especially in TV translation. Although you can carry a lot and a sewing machine and a printer. At the same time, at the customs office, you will find out about the cost of transporting this type of thing.
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answered 8 years ago
Calling is useless - no one there will say anything concrete - everything is decided on the spot.
As for TV, in Israeli duty free they sell LCD TVs with a diagonal of 28 "for $ 200. Israelis who go abroad buy. They leave purchases in a warehouse for storage (free of charge) and pick them up upon their return to the Country. Accordingly, with transporting a TV up to 28" should not be a problem even if it is in the original packaging. As for the import of a larger TV, how the card lies down, the customs officers may pay attention, or maybe not. Yes, and if they turn it does not mean that they will require to pay a fee.
As for TV, in Israeli duty free they sell LCD TVs with a diagonal of 28 "for $ 200. Israelis who go abroad buy. They leave purchases in a warehouse for storage (free of charge) and pick them up upon their return to the Country. Accordingly, with transporting a TV up to 28" should not be a problem even if it is in the original packaging. As for the import of a larger TV, how the card lies down, the customs officers may pay attention, or maybe not. Yes, and if they turn it does not mean that they will require to pay a fee.
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